The attraction had only been open for nine days. Investigations highlighted a lack of warning sensors and a design that allowed employees to be in close proximity to moving structural walls. Aftermath and Safety Changes
Stricter protocols were established for how hostesses approached the stages during rotations.
Following the incident, the Disneyland attraction was closed for two days for safety modifications:
Investigators and Disney officials analyzed the scene to determine how a hostess could become trapped in such a lethal position.
★★★★★ (5/5) – Not for the morbid, but for the historically significant.
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